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" The strongest team ever assembled for the Games. We have world ranked women’s compound bow team and our recurve bow squad is the defending champion," said Jose Mari Vargas, archery committee chair for Subic. "But we’re pinning our hopes on all of them." 


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Chan, who surpassed the 330 mark set by Janina Bianca Ortiz in Manila last April 2, topped the qualification round with 1348.


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National archers right on target

By Bebot Sison Jr. | November 23, 2005 - 12:00am

Subic Bay Freeport — Boosted by the impact of a great upset in Athens Olympics and a fifth place finish after the qualifier in the World Archery Championship in Madrid, Filipino archers are looking forward to...

Sports

Olympic vet breaks RP archery mark

June 15, 2005 - 12:00am

Former SEA Games gold medalist and Sydney Olympian Jennifer Chan set a Philippine record of 333 points (70 meters) in the compound competition but dropped a close 107-109 decision to Amaya Paz in the Olympic Round...

Sports